1220 Exam 3/2: Culture and
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1) When a newborn baby is identified as a boy, we are noting the
baby's
A. gender role.
B. gender identity.
C. gender.
D. gender choice. - ANSWER C. Gender
2) When a patient is giving his sexual history to the nurse, he states that
he has a same-sex partner. What is the nurse's best response?
A. "I have some material that will help you to overcome your
condition."
B. "Tell me about your partner."
C. "I can put you in touch with a wonderful psychiatrist."
,D. "It will be better for you if you do not share that information with
the rest of the staff." - ANSWER B. "Tell me about your partner."
3) You are caring for a healthy 28-year-old man with a fractured tibia
(bone in the lower leg). The patient has asked you to place his penis in
the urinal and hold it while he voids. You should:
1) assist the patient as he has requested.
2) immediately leave the room.
3) tell him his behavior is inappropriate.
4) report him to your supervisor. - ANSWER 3) tell him his behavior
is inappropriate
4) Which topic is most important to include when educating all clients
about sexuality?
1) Contraception
2) Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
3) Sexual orientation
4) Sexual identity - ANSWER 2) Sexually transmitted infections
(STIs)
5) NANDA-I has two nursing diagnoses for describing sexual problems:
Ineffective Sexuality Patterns and Sexual Dysfunction. How would you
determine which diagnosis to use on a client?
,1) Use Ineffective Sexuality Patterns when the patient expresses
concern about the ability to achieve his perceived sex role.
2) Use Ineffective Sexuality Patterns when the patient is seeking
confirmation of desirability.
3) Use Sexual dysfunction when the patient is experiencing values
conflicts in the area of sexuality.
4) Use Sexual Dysfunction when the patient expresses dissatisfaction
with an actual change in sexual functioning. - ANSWER Use Sexual
Dysfunction when the patient expresses dissatisfaction with an actual
change in sexual functioning (e.g., difficulty maintaining an erection).
6) What is the term for a person who feels a personal identity as the
opposite gender for which he or she was born?
1) Transvestite
2) Intersexual
3) Homosexual
4) Transsexual - ANSWER 4) Transsexual
7)Which of the following is a DSM category of sexual deviation that a
client might require mental health care?
1) Homosexuality
2) Voyeuristic disorder
3) Bisexuality
4) Transgenderism - ANSWER 2) voyeuristic disorder
, 8) A 17-year-old woman with Down syndrome is brought to the
emergency department by her parents after an incident of sexual
assault by her uncle. What would you do when providing care to her
after the incident? Select all that apply.
1) Document pregnancy status with a urine or blood sample.
2) Advise parents to have her tested for STIs 1 week after the incident.
3) Administer the hepatitis B and HPV vaccines, as ordered.
4) Refer the victim to a sexual assault center for further information
and counseling. - ANSWER 1) Document pregnancy status with a
urine or blood sample
2) Advise parents to have her tested for STIs 1 week after the incident
3) Administer the hepatitis B and HPV vaccines, as ordered
9) Which of the following is the most important information to collect
at a women's health examination for a 52-year-old woman?
1) Age at first sexual encounter
2) History of PMS
3) Birth control method used
4) Date of last menstrual period - ANSWER 4) Date of last
menstrual period
An 18-year-old high-school senior comes to the local family planning
clinic requesting birth control pills. When discussing sexual health with
Spirituality Exam Combined Tested
Questions With Revised Correct
Detailed Answers
|ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS 2024
>> BRAND NEW VERSION!!
1) When a newborn baby is identified as a boy, we are noting the
baby's
A. gender role.
B. gender identity.
C. gender.
D. gender choice. - ANSWER C. Gender
2) When a patient is giving his sexual history to the nurse, he states that
he has a same-sex partner. What is the nurse's best response?
A. "I have some material that will help you to overcome your
condition."
B. "Tell me about your partner."
C. "I can put you in touch with a wonderful psychiatrist."
,D. "It will be better for you if you do not share that information with
the rest of the staff." - ANSWER B. "Tell me about your partner."
3) You are caring for a healthy 28-year-old man with a fractured tibia
(bone in the lower leg). The patient has asked you to place his penis in
the urinal and hold it while he voids. You should:
1) assist the patient as he has requested.
2) immediately leave the room.
3) tell him his behavior is inappropriate.
4) report him to your supervisor. - ANSWER 3) tell him his behavior
is inappropriate
4) Which topic is most important to include when educating all clients
about sexuality?
1) Contraception
2) Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
3) Sexual orientation
4) Sexual identity - ANSWER 2) Sexually transmitted infections
(STIs)
5) NANDA-I has two nursing diagnoses for describing sexual problems:
Ineffective Sexuality Patterns and Sexual Dysfunction. How would you
determine which diagnosis to use on a client?
,1) Use Ineffective Sexuality Patterns when the patient expresses
concern about the ability to achieve his perceived sex role.
2) Use Ineffective Sexuality Patterns when the patient is seeking
confirmation of desirability.
3) Use Sexual dysfunction when the patient is experiencing values
conflicts in the area of sexuality.
4) Use Sexual Dysfunction when the patient expresses dissatisfaction
with an actual change in sexual functioning. - ANSWER Use Sexual
Dysfunction when the patient expresses dissatisfaction with an actual
change in sexual functioning (e.g., difficulty maintaining an erection).
6) What is the term for a person who feels a personal identity as the
opposite gender for which he or she was born?
1) Transvestite
2) Intersexual
3) Homosexual
4) Transsexual - ANSWER 4) Transsexual
7)Which of the following is a DSM category of sexual deviation that a
client might require mental health care?
1) Homosexuality
2) Voyeuristic disorder
3) Bisexuality
4) Transgenderism - ANSWER 2) voyeuristic disorder
, 8) A 17-year-old woman with Down syndrome is brought to the
emergency department by her parents after an incident of sexual
assault by her uncle. What would you do when providing care to her
after the incident? Select all that apply.
1) Document pregnancy status with a urine or blood sample.
2) Advise parents to have her tested for STIs 1 week after the incident.
3) Administer the hepatitis B and HPV vaccines, as ordered.
4) Refer the victim to a sexual assault center for further information
and counseling. - ANSWER 1) Document pregnancy status with a
urine or blood sample
2) Advise parents to have her tested for STIs 1 week after the incident
3) Administer the hepatitis B and HPV vaccines, as ordered
9) Which of the following is the most important information to collect
at a women's health examination for a 52-year-old woman?
1) Age at first sexual encounter
2) History of PMS
3) Birth control method used
4) Date of last menstrual period - ANSWER 4) Date of last
menstrual period
An 18-year-old high-school senior comes to the local family planning
clinic requesting birth control pills. When discussing sexual health with
